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Storyonics Schools
Competition 2012 - to be judged by the
successful 'Muncle Trogg' writer Janet
Foxley
£1,000 of resources to be won including
a free 'Storyonics for Interactive Whiteboard/PC' for
every school that enters
Congratulations to Class 4 (year 5 & 6 pupils) at
Langcot & Fernham Church of England Primary School in Oxfordshire!
They won the 2011 National Schools Storyonics competition. Walmley Junior
School in Sutton Coldfield and Bankfields Primary School in Eston,
Middlesborough, came second and third respectively.
Mrs Renfrey from Langcot & Fernham said of the
competition, 'It was a good activity to do with a new group of children
so early in the school year. I really like the collaborative element of
the competition - it is fabulous for sharing ideas and developing imagination as
well as structuring a story.'
Mrs Gatenby from Bankfields said, 'The chance to be part of a
national competition has really raised the profile of writing for our
pupils.'
Register now for the National Schools
Storyonics 2012 Competition. Due to demand there are two categories
this year - primary schools (ages 7 -
11) and secondary schools (ages 12 - 16). Follow the link above for full
competiton details and a video on how Storyonics works .
All participating schools will each receive a 'Storyonics for PC/Whiteboard' worth £19.99 RRP.
1st, 2nd & 3rd
places in each category win
£250, £100 and
£50 of educational resources
respectively for their schools and Storyonics games for the pupils in
the winning classes.
At the beginning of
September schools will receive 12 slides each with four images. The class
selects one image from each slide and creates a story for submission before the
half term break. This is a fun opportunity to encourage imagination and
creativity while incorporating curriculum literacy
skills.
The competition is run
by ZooBooKoo and is supported by The Communication
Trust and Volunteer Reading
Help charities.
Schools can register
clicking on Storyonics
Competition - full details available
online.
It only takes
one minute to register - a minute which will bring hours of
learning and fun to the
class room.
Participating
schools must register by Friday 20th July 2012 and all competition
entries must be submitted by email by 5pm Friday 26th October 2012.
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